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by BradRogue River Hiking Trail
This month Backpacker magazine reviewed the fantastic Rogue River Hiking Trail. When we were contacted by the magazine to do the article they requested something different for a more "hard core" hiker. We put on a thinking cap and came up with the "works". This new trip features 4 days of backpacking from the bottom of the trail to the top, then a fantastic 2 day rafting trip back down river to your car. You have the choice of staying in lodges or camping out under the stars. Read below about the trip and look at our website at www.wildrogue.com/hiking for more information. Thanks Brad Hike and Raft the Rogue
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by BradZane Grey's Cabin Now in Trust.Here's some great news about our beautiful river.
Zane Grey's Rogue River Cabin Preserved (OR)
Portland, Oregon, 5/7/2008: The Rogue River cabin where western author Zane Grey fished and wrote will be permanently preserved, The Trust for Public Land, a national conservation organization, and the Bureau of Land Management announced today.
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by Brad
We are really happy with an article that came out this week in the new publication that Outside Magazine has produced. Outside's GO is a Travel & Style Magazine for Men. They did a great article on the top 12 treks on the planet. We are happy to say our 4 day supported hike on the Rogue River Trail was chosen. There's just nothing better to see the name of our company in a national magazine. We hope you enjoy. Thanks Brad Outside’s GO Magazine April/May 2008
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by Brad"A river, a fish and a regions future"Wanted to post this great article that was in the Oregonian last week. It was written by Oregon's former governor John Kitzhaber. It's a nice tribute to the Rogue and highlights the actions of "Save the Wild Rogue" campaign.
A river, a fish and a region's future
Monday, March 10, 2008 Oregonian
Rivers have always held a special place in my heart. When I was a boy my father took me camping on the banks of the great rivers of western Oregon -- rivers with magical names like Santiam, Umpqua and Rogue. It was there that I first watched wild salmon fight their way upstream against the current, hurtling their silver bodies skyward with the spray breaking the light into rainbows.
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by BradWelcome to the Rogue Wilderness BlogHello and welcome to the Rogue Wilderness Adventures Blog. My name is Brad Niva and I have the pleasure of running this fun company. My duty will be to keep this blog active and add fun information to it during the season. Our staff will occasionally add information to the blog as well funny anecdotes that occur.
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